FlowR 1.2.2

Add deep link support:
First, setup the deep link as explained in the documentation.
Then annote your fragment with a @DeepLink annotation. That value will be the relative path...

@DeepLink("/path1/")
public class TestFragment extends Fragment implement FlowrFragment

... or two.

@DeepLink({"/path1/","path2"})
public class TestFragment extends Fragment implement FlowrFragment

You can also insert variable:

@DeepLink("/{id}/details")
public class TestFragment extends Fragment implement FlowrFragment
.
.
.
String url = getArguments().getString(Flowr.DEEP_LINK_URL,"");
String id = getArguments().getString("id","");

To trigger the deep linking handling, simply call open(Intent, Fragment))

getFlowr()
    .open(getIntent(), HomeFragment.class)
    .skipBackStack(true)
    .displayFragment();

Additionally you can access a Fragment via the link attached to it:

getFlowr()
    .open("/path1/")
    .skipBackStack(true)
    .displayFragment();

variables work too:

getFlowr()
    .open("/1234/details")
    .skipBackStack(true)
    .displayFragment();

But don't forget to add those lines to your proguard config:

-keep public class * implements com.fueled.flowr.internal.FlowrConfig
-keep public class * implements com.fueled.flowr.internal.FlowrDeepLinkHandler